Angie walked behind Wei Rong and started massaging him.

Meanwhile, Ah Mu walked in and silently stood to the side, his expression calm.

“What a bunch of imbeciles. If not for me, then Lu Yin wouldn’t even need to exert any effort to capture the central weaves,” Wei Rong said in exhaustion. 

Angie replied, “Back then, I never thought that an unassuming student from Astral-10 would actually reach the heights that he has now.” 

Wei Rong laughed. “Everything is variable. Ever since he stepped into the universe, this universe was fated to change. However, nobody could have expected it to happen so fast, and the Outerverse has actually become a battlefield between the two of us.” 

“You don’t seem to care too much about others,” Angie commented. 

Wei Rong took a deep breath. “Many have stood at the peak, but they were destined only to fall and never climb up again. There is limited space at the top, and there are only a few people who are able to continue climbing upwards. Those who are truly capable of standing at the top are only Lu Yin and me. 

“I initially thought that I was the sole trailblazer along this path, but it turns out that he was treading it even earlier than me. This person is very difficult to deal with.” 

“Has the Dark Phoenix family really agreed to cooperate with you?” Angie asked. 

Wei Rong...